Monday, January 28, 2013

Blog 14: Independent Component 1


Literal:

a.) "I, Ana, affirm that I completed my independent component which represents 30 hours of work"
b.) Purther
c.) https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0ApwXYtW5K75ZdFZrOWozdTJzbjNSVWFyZWw2U0Z5a0E
d.) I basically created a senior activity in which we all gathered together, ate, watched movies, and played games.

Interpretive:











  • Due to the fact that my senior topic is event planning, I decided to plan an event for my class which was the Sunset BBQ. I was in charge of a committee, held meetings, checked prices for everything, organized games, looked for a location, etc. It took me a month to be able to plan the whole event which helped me complete my 30 hours.
Applied:
  • It helped me understand from first-hand experience how much work actually has to go into planning an event.
    • Having to hold constant meetings
    • Shopping for everything you need
    • Fundraising money for the food

Thursday, January 17, 2013

Blog 13: Rough Draft of 30 Min Presentation

Name: Ana Soto
EQ: What makes a prom successful?
Answer 1: Income
Presentation Objectives: 
  • What an event planner is and does
  • Social and Corporate Events
  • Checklists
  • What my mentor taught me

PART 2

How will you introduce the presentation: 
  • Name
  • Senior Topic
  • EQ 
  • Objectives
What question do you plan to ask the audience to get them going:
  • What comes to mind when you think of prom?
  • What is something you feel prom has to have? regardless of the income you have for it.
How do you plan to check for understanding in the presentation?
  • Having them identify certain things that I taught them through the use of pictures
  • "What did you learn about event planning? or about planning a prom?"


PART 3

Literal:  What are some facts you plan to present:
  • What an event planner is and does
  • Corporate and Social events
  • Checklists and prices
Interpretive How do the facts support your answer:
  • Prices of every individual service or object
Applied:  What do you plan to research next to help you better understand this answer:
  • Independent Component: IPoly Class of 2013 Prom

PART 4

What visuals you plan to use and why:
  • Pictures from service learning 
  • Possibly a video
What activity do you plan to do:
  • (Different prom theme in every group) First ask them what decorations, props, food, etc they would want in their prom, according to their theme and each group will be given the same amount of income that they have to work with.
  • Then have them pick out a paper from a bag I will walk around with and every piece of paper will have a problem "their prom has encountered" and they have to come up with a solution for it.
What materials do you need:
  • Paper/Pens/Pencils
  • Pictures/Ideas for their theme
  • List of prices of everything on checklist
  • Calculators

PART 5

What are your 3 important sources for this presentation?  
  • Mentor
  • Research Check Articles
  • Aunt 
How do you plan to conclude:
  • Recap of what was taught 
  • Thank you

Sunday, January 13, 2013

Third Question Interview

10 Interview Questions:
  1. What makes a prom successful?
  2. What is the typical income a highschool works with for their prom?
  3. How many proms have you had to work with?
  4. Do you think a prom is harder to work with since you have to please an entire class? Why or why not?
  5. When are proms typically held?
  6. What are problems that one usually encounters when planning a prom?
  7. What would you consider a good amount of time to plan a prom?
  8. What do you think students expect from their prom?
  9. Have you ever seen anything unique at a prom that truly stood out to you? If so, what was it?
  10. What are the best things about a prom?

Thursday, January 10, 2013

Blog 11: Mentorship 10 hours Check

1. Where are you doing your mentorship?

  • Norco Village Banquet Hall
2. Who is your contact?
  • Norma Paredes (mentor)
3. How many total hours have you done? 
  • 30 hours
4. Summarize the 10 hours of service you did.
  • I basically assisted my mentor when she had any appointments with clients. Along with helping her file papers, make phone calls, and make pay checks for services that we had at our events.